After its discovery, Deity's head was transferred to the city of the excavating group, located more than 5,000 kilometers away from its original site.

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    There, after seven years of insistence and dedication from the leader of the excavation, Lord Wxxxxxn, who found the statue's head at the archaeological site, a new fund was approved for the reconstruction of the statue's body.

    The head, found in the center of the city's largest temple, is probably a female deity and a central figure in the pantheon of that civilization, although it is unknown what type of deity this figure is. Given the limited information and remains found at the archaeological site, the researcher based his model on female sculptures from the same period and from civilizations in regions close to where the head was found.

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For the reconstruction of the body, the famous sculptor Bernutti was called in, and after two years of work on the restoration, the sculpture became part of the royal family's private collection in the city that financed the excavation as part of the settlement of the fund invested in the statue.

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